Legalwing '21–'22 app cycle Class of 2025 class year

From JupiterRising (Georgetown Supersplitter)

“So my advice is to build your experience and your skillset, then study and work hard for the LSAT. Don’t give up, it can take a few months or more to see the results you want. Keep studying until you’re seeing the results you want. Don’t apply to schools until you have the score you want. Don’t take the LSAT until you’re practice-testing at the score you want. Send LOCIs every month and then every 2-3 weeks in the summer, don’t wait for a decision to reach out at least once to show your interest. If you get on a waitlist, and you want to go to that school, stay on that waitlist and keep showing your interest through the LOCI’s as described above. You can talk about your interest in the school, or a new project you’re starting, or a prelaw class you’re taking, a new job, progress at your job, or a seminar you went to that will help you in the field you want to study in. Remember that you worked hard to get to this point. Show the schools that you want this. Show them who you are, your passion, and your dedication.”